Nandita Kisku

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If a police raid ends with you being booked and placed behind bars, the first question most people ask is how to secure release while the case proceeds. Nandita Kisku is a Chandigarh‑based advocate who specialises in obtaining default bail for clients before the Punjab and Haryana High Court and, when necessary, before the Supreme Court of India. From the moment the charge sheet is filed, Nandita begins a strategic assessment of the procedural record to determine whether the court can grant bail without the need for a detailed hearing.

Default bail is available when the offence is non‑bailable or when the investigation is still ongoing, yet the accused’s liberty is essential for personal or professional reasons. Nandita can help by preparing a concise bail application that references the statutory provision, the nature of the alleged crime, and the client’s lack of prior convictions. The advocate emphasizes factors such as stable employment, family responsibilities, and the absence of any flight risk. By presenting a clear, well‑structured petition, the lawyer often secures an order that releases the client pending further investigation.

When the matter reaches the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Nandita draws on extensive courtroom experience to argue for bail before a bench of senior judges. The lawyer prepares oral submissions that tie the statutory language to the specific facts of the case, highlighting any lack of urgency in the prosecution’s evidence. In several recent instances, the advocate succeeded in obtaining bail for clients accused of financial fraud, drug possession, and violent offences, allowing them to continue working while the trial proceeds.

If a lower court denies default bail or imposes restrictive conditions, Nandita can take the matter to the Supreme Court of India, seeking a prompt review under the Constitution’s guarantee of personal liberty. The advocate prepares a Special Leave Petition that succinctly outlines the miscarriage of justice, the urgency of release, and the constitutional stakes. Successful petitions have resulted in interim bail orders that supersede high‑court decisions, ensuring that clients are not compelled to remain in custody while the appeal is considered.

Nandita earned her LL.B. from Panjab University, followed by a Master’s in Criminal Law from the National Law School of India University. With over thirteen years of practice, the advocate has handled more than three hundred bail applications across the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court. Awards include the ‘Outstanding Bail Specialist’ citation and consistent top‑ranking in regional legal directories. The lawyer’s track record shows a high success rate in securing default bail, even in cases involving serious allegations such as homicide, terrorism, and organized crime. Clients commend Nandita for clear communication, meticulous preparation, and a calm yet assertive courtroom demeanor that inspires confidence.

Whether you need immediate default bail, wish to challenge a denial, or must appeal to the Supreme Court, Nandita Kisku can explain the procedural steps, file the necessary petitions, and fight for your release. The advocate encourages you to discuss your case in confidence, promising diligent representation and a focused strategy aimed at protecting your liberty.

Criminal Law Practice Areas